About scaling a character's brain to their durability

[Adamjensen2030]

How much force is needed at the very least to damage the brain in order to kill your opponent aka a 10-B Human being without having to attack their durability and via psychokinesis hax, what I also meant is what tier would the brain be in the average human being aka 10-B?

Thanks for reading.

 

[Gemmysaur]

Shaking someone's brain inside the skull with the strength of a pimp slap would probably be enough to give him a concussion. I can't say what I said is accurate or reliable so don't quote me on that, but it's probably around that ballpark.

 

[Adamjensen2030]

Shaking someone's brain inside the skull with the strength of a pimp slap would probably be enough to give him a concussion. I can't say what I said is accurate or reliable so don't quote me on that, but it's probably around that ballpark.

Okay. This is for a 3D character.

How about if a 4D character is Low 2-C. Would their brains scale and be Low 2-C or 10-B maybe weaker?

 

[Gemmysaur]

I'm not the best when it comes to anything on the abstract level like 2-Cs, but to my understanding, they should be beyond minor damage like that (and so be either unknown, the highest feat they showed or is also Low 2-C in durability), unless they're like Dr. Strange, in which case, unshielded, he gets a concussion from a pimp slap.

 

[Adamjensen2030]

I'm not the best when it comes to anything on the abstract level like 2-Cs, but to my understanding, they should be beyond minor damage like that (and so be either unknown, the highest feat they showed or is also Low 2-C in durability), unless they're like Dr. Strange, in which case, unshielded, he gets a concussion from a pimp slap.

Dr. Strange getting hurt by 3D attacks...isn't that plot induced stupidity?

 

[Gemmysaur]

Strange isn't exactly durable without his magic shields.